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She decided to discontinue her subscription to the magazine.

He was disheartened by the negative feedback he received.

The company had to disband due to financial difficulties.

The teacher had to disapprove of the students' behavior.

She felt a sense of disconnection from her old friends.

The athlete was disqualified from the race for cheating.

The team decided to disperse after the project was completed.

The manager had to dismiss the employee for repeated misconduct.

The government had to disapprove the proposed budget plan.

The artist decided to disassemble the sculpture for transportation.

In general, more intersections equals more dis-coordination which equals more traffic.

In English, you might think of these two parts as dis- and agree.

Here the " d" replaces " th" , so you get a lot of dis, dat, dese, and dose.

Jane's mother old enemy.Disorganized forces dis in 2 grating. Fragments of strong entity, broken off.Downgrade this time.

Other symptoms included nervousness, headaches and bodily dis-ease which could literally be anything.

I feel like my mom might have met him and was like, " Who dis with the blue eyes? "

Mmm, yeah, but not dis. - It's so good.

" Dis" (dis) here means " not." So, " disproportionate" means not proportionate.

See dis tread; verra strong, no wa-ash out, no fade.

The second is that people can dis-identify with the advantage group.